More animals with Piebaldism and Multiple Colour Variations like the Red Fox

RedPandaReggie

RedPandaReggie
Here is a list of more animals that can have Piebaldism:

  1. Moose
  2. Indian Peafowl
  3. American Alligator
  4. European Fallow Deer
  5. Cougar
  6. Raccoon
  7. King Penguin
  8. Dingo
  9. American Bison
  10. Wild Water Buffalo
  11. Reindeer
Animals that should have more different colour variations like the Red Fox:

  1. Dingo
  2. Red Panda
  3. Jaguar
  4. Amur Leopard
  5. Raccoon
  6. Indian Peafowl
  7. Reindeer
  8. Timber Wolf
Abundism:
  1. Bengal Tiger
  2. Siberian Tiger
  3. Cheetah
  4. Plains Zebra
 
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Firestar97

Firestar97
RedPandaReggie said:
Here is a list of more animals that can have Piebaldism:

  1. Moose
  2. Indian Peafowl
  3. American Alligator
  4. European Fallow Deer
  5. Cougar
  6. Raccoon
  7. King Penguin
  8. Dingo
  9. American Bison
  10. Wild Water Buffalo
Animals that should have more different colour variations like the Red Fox:

  1. Dingo
  2. Red Panda
  3. Jaguar
  4. Bengal Tiger
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The Indian Peafowl and the Raccoon also should get more Color Morphs though. Also the King Penguin (leucistic and melanistic), the Cheetah (King Cheetah), and the Amur Leopard (If this Subspecies can even have that Mutation: Erythrism also known as Strawberry Leopard).
Which Color Morphs does the Red Panda have and the Jaguar (of that one I only know Melanism and Leucism/Albinism). I'd absolutely love to get more Dingo Color Morphs. I really enjoy breeding them and this would make it even better. The Zebra should also get Erythrism and there are also Zebras with fused Stripes. One is even so extreme that it looks as if it is black with white Dots
 
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avietar

avietar
More color morphs? The first species that comes to mind is the wolf!

We only have low contrast grey and reddish grey in game right now.

Additional color morphs:
  • Black
  • Dark grey (black with grey tones)
  • Smoky black (black with pale face and undersides)
  • Silver grey (very light grey without reddish tones)
  • Silver beige (very light grey with reddish tones)
  • High contrast grey (grey with very distinct mask and patterning without reddish tones)
  • High contrast reddish grey (reddish grey with very distinct mask and patterning)
  • Brown grey (reddish grey without pale face and undersides)
  • Dark brown grey (dark reddish grey without pale face and undersides)
Together with the already existing colors that would finally give us acceptable color variation in Canis lupus.

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Thank you.
 
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Firestar97

Firestar97
avietar said:
More color morphs? The first species that comes to mind is the wolf!

We only have low contrast grey and reddish grey in game right now.

Additional color morphs:
  • Black
  • Dark grey (black with grey tones)
  • Smoky black (black with pale face and undersides)
  • Silver grey (very light grey without reddish tones)
  • Silver beige (very light grey with reddish tones)
  • High contrast grey (grey with very distinct mask and patterning without reddish tones)
  • High contrast reddish grey (reddish grey with very distinct mask and patterning)
  • Brown grey (reddish grey without pale face and undersides)
  • Dark brown grey (dark reddish grey without pale face and undersides)
Together with the already existing colors that would finally give us acceptable color variation in Canis lupus.

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Thank you.
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This is definitely needed. Thanks for listing so many. I hope Frontier will find this Post and decide to do that. So weird to have all those Wolves have such a white Face despite the Fact that this seems to be relatively uncommon. Also the Lack of diverse Variations is weird considering the Fact that they chose such a diverse Subspecies. I know Timberwolves aren't exactly a Subspecies but a Term for multiple North American Grey Wolf Subspecies but I think I've taken a closer Look at it once and it mostly resembled the Northwestern Wolf (Canis lupus occidentalis) (and are also reffered to as that Subspecies in a Scenario) which is one of the Subspecies with the most Color Variations. I wish the Game would also select the Eye Color independent from the Fur because Wolves can also have many different Eye Colors (we could even get Individuals with Heterochromia iridum)
 

Birb（｡･ө･｡）

Birb（｡･ө･｡）
As others have said, peafowl, wolves, and arguably dingos should really get a similar amount of variants to the red fox. More variants in general are welcome, but those are the species that really stick out to me as having lots of potential. Although I can understand sticking to purebred dingo colors to stay in line with the game's conservation message (someone who knows more can feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think most of those variants are a result of breeding with domestic dogs?) but I'd still love to have the options (plus the game already has variants without conservation value, like pink axolotls and white tigers, so I guess it isn't a huge factor when it comes to color variants anyways).

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Firestar97

Firestar97
shirandhak said:
And Przewalski's horse should get some lighter variants. The colour as it is now for all animals is much too reddish and too saturated. In reality they are much more a greyish beige instead of reddish brown..
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Already wondered if all of them look like that in the Game. There are Przewalski Horses that look like that but the Variations you've mentioned are way more common

Birb（｡･ө･｡） said:
As others have said, peafowl, wolves, and arguably dingos should really get a similar amount of variants to the red fox. More variants in general are welcome, but those are the species that really stick out to me as having lots of potential. Although I can understand sticking to purebred dingo colors to stay in line with the game's conservation message (someone who knows more can feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think most of those variants are a result of breeding with domestic dogs?) but I'd still love to have the option to have more variants for them anyways (plus the game already has variants without conservation value, like pink axolotls and white tigers, so I guess it isn't a huge factor when it comes to color variants anyways).

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I really wish we would get the Peafowl Color Morphs. Frontier should definitely change their Mind about those. I want to breed all the Color Morphs. Also forgot that there are so many different Types of Peafowl Piebaldism. We could get such unique Birds.
newsroom.unsw.edu.au

All the colours of the dingo: not just a yellow dog

Animals assumed to be dingo-dog hybrids based on their coat colour and culled may have been pure dingoes, a study involving UNSW finds.
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Seems like all of those might be pure bred. Expected only the black and tan one and the mostly white ones on the Picture to be pure bred but there are so much more Color Variations. I'd love to breed those in my Dingo Breeding Center where I've already succeeded at breeding the perfect Dingo (only need to get a proper Breeding Pair out of the Experiments and then I would be really happy to breed those with new Color Variations after a few Generations).
Regarding the Wolf Picture: black Timberwolves exist due to breeding with Dogs but I think it's so deep in their Genetics already that it might be nearly impossible to find truely purebred Timberwolves. So I would also be fine with Frontier adding those
 

Pentoleaf

Pentoleaf
Urufu1997 said:
Already wondered if all of them look like that in the Game. There are Przewalski Horses that look like that but the Variations you've mentioned are way more common


I really wish we would get the Peafowl Color Morphs. Frontier should definitely change their Mind about those. I want to breed all the Color Morphs. Also forgot that there are so many different Types of Peafowl Piebaldism. We could get such unique Birds.
newsroom.unsw.edu.au

All the colours of the dingo: not just a yellow dog

Animals assumed to be dingo-dog hybrids based on their coat colour and culled may have been pure dingoes, a study involving UNSW finds.
newsroom.unsw.edu.au newsroom.unsw.edu.au
Seems like all of those might be pure bred. Expected only the black and tan one and the mostly white ones on the Picture to be pure bred but there are so much more Color Variations. I'd love to breed those in my Dingo Breeding Center where I've already succeeded at breeding the perfect Dingo (only need to get a proper Breeding Pair out of the Experiments and then I would be really happy to breed those with new Color Variations after a few Generations).
Regarding the Wolf Picture: black Timberwolves exist due to breeding with Dogs but I think it's so deep in their Genetics already that it might be nearly impossible to find truely purebred Timberwolves. So I would also be fine with Frontier adding those
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The black coat in wolves also has very interesting implications for conservation in regards to disease resistance - https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abi8745

I doubt anything like this could ever be in the game, but it would be very neat if different morphs were related to having more or less immunity to specific viruses.
 

Firestar97

Firestar97
Regarding Wolf Eye Color Variations:
animalvivid.com

Wolf Eye Colors: What Color Are Wolves Eyes?

Most wolves have yellow eyes, and that happens to be the common wolf eye color. However, they also have brown, green, blue, and even orange colors. It depends on factors like genes, the melanin level
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Of course those aren't all Colors that Wolves can have because there are also multiple different Shades for each Eye Color. I really wish Frontier would implement the Eye Texture being chosen independent from the Fur. This Way you could get even more unique Wolves, especially if they also include the Possibility of Heterochromia iridum so we can also breed Wolves with different Eye Colors.

Dingo Eye Colors:
Dingos seem to have less Eye Color Variations than Wolves because I was only able to find Pictures of Dingo Eyes in orange, brown and green. I don't know though if the one with the Green Eyes is really a Dingo or a American Dingo (a domesticated Dog x Dingo Hybrid)
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Junge australische Ureinwohner Dingo extreme Nahaufnahme

Junge australische Ureinwohner Dingo extreme Nahaufnahme
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Dingo Eye by Sarah-Maree on DeviantArt

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Arctic Wolf Eyes:
The Arctic Wolf seems to mostly have different Shades of orange and yellow but it seems like it can also have all Eye Colors that Grey Wolves can have
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I might research the Eye Colors of other Species later too
 

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Firestar97

Firestar97
Pentoleaf said:
The black coat in wolves also has very interesting implications for conservation in regards to disease resistance - https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abi8745

I doubt anything like this could ever be in the game, but it would be very neat if different morphs were related to having more or less immunity to specific viruses.
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Really interesting. Didn't know about that 👍

peafowl said:
By the way, i just wanna talk about how frontier said that they chose to not give the indian peafowl color variation because they wanted to show the wild type of the animal but now come out with all the red fox fur factory coat colors. lmao
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Aren't the Fallow Deer Color Morphs also only appearing in captive Populations? It's a silly Statement anyways because all of the Peafowl Color Morphs can also occur in the Wild. They are just extremely rare in wild Populations due to how the Genetics for those work
 

Firestar97

Firestar97
Just found out that since the Release of the Piebald Mutation some modded Animals can have black Eyes, so the Eyes must be already treated separately from the Rest of the Body which means it should be quite simple for Frontier to add Eye Variations👍
 

peafowl

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Urufu1997 said:
Really interesting. Didn't know about that 👍


Aren't the Fallow Deer Color Morphs also only appearing in captive Populations? It's a silly Statement anyways because all of the Peafowl Color Morphs can also occur in the Wild. They are just extremely rare in wild Populations due to how the Genetics for those work
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Not solely i believe but for the most part. My point is, if theres one species they should avoid making variation for it should be the one that for the most part have them due to fur farms.
 

Firestar97

Firestar97
peafowl said:
Not solely i believe but for the most part. My point is, if theres one species they should avoid making variation for it should be the one that for the most part have them due to fur farms.
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I think they just shouldn't limit themselfes like that. There are Zoos that keep Silver Foxes and other Fur Farm Animals in Real Life. There are also Zoos that keep the different Peafowl Color Morphs so why can we only have the white one? Doesn't really make Sense the more you think about it
 

peafowl

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Urufu1997 said:
I think they just shouldn't limit themselfes like that. There are Zoos that keep Silver Foxes and other Fur Farm Animals in Real Life. There are also Zoos that keep the different Peafowl Color Morphs so why can we only have the white one? Doesn't really make Sense the more you think about it
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No, i agree. And i like the foxes. I just find it odd to have that stance on one animal and not another, especially when the other is so controversial.
 
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